Couples Quiz: 100 Questions to Play at Home (Funny & Sweet)

By The Unsaid team · 100 questions · 9 min read

A couples quiz is a game where both partners answer questions about themselves and each other, then score points for matching answers and correct guesses. This one has five rounds (know each other, would you rather matches, rate it guesses, memory lane and a funny bonus round) with 100 couples quiz questions and a simple scoring sheet. All you need is a pen, paper and about 45 minutes.

How to play this couples quiz at home

Grab two pens, two sheets of paper and a snack. Sit where you can't see each other's answers. Each round works a little differently, so read the rules at the top of each one.

Pick 8 to 10 questions per round. You don't need to play every question. Save the rest for a rematch.
Write first, reveal second. Both of you write your answer before either says anything out loud.
Agree on "close enough". If one says "pasta" and the other says "spaghetti carbonara", you decide together whether it counts.
Keep a running score. Play as a team against your own best score, or compete against each other in the guessing rounds.
Play with other couples. For a party, each couple plays as a team and the highest total wins.

How to score the couples quiz

Points are about paying attention, not about being perfect. Here is how each round scores.

Round	How it works	Points
1. Know each other	One answers about themselves, the other guesses	1 point per correct guess
2. Would you rather match	Both pick an option in secret	1 point if you pick the same
3. Rate it	One rates something 1 to 10, the other guesses the number	2 points if exact, 1 point if within 1
4. Memory lane	Both answer a question about your shared past	1 point if your answers match
5. Funny bonus	Both point at who is more likely to do it	1 point if you point at the same person

With 10 questions a round, a perfect team score is around 60. Over 40 means you are seriously in sync. Under 25 means you have a lot of fun conversations ahead.

Round 1: Know each other couples quiz questions

One partner answers about themselves, the other guesses. Switch after each question or after the whole round. For a deeper version of this round, use our how well do you know me questions.

What would I eat for my last meal on Earth?
What do I complain about most on Monday mornings?
What is the most-played song on my phone?
What would I do first if I won a free vacation?
Which superpower would I pick?
What is my most-used curse word substitute?
Which store could I spend hours in?
What is the worst movie I have ever loved?
What would I name a pet goldfish?
What is my hidden talent?
Which chore do I actually enjoy?
What do I order when I want comfort food?
Which celebrity would I most like to meet?
What is my dream car?
What did I spend too much money on last month?
What would I do for a living if money were no object?
Which emoji best describes me?
What do I always pack that I never use?
What is my favorite thing about myself?
What would my perfect lazy day include?

Round 2: Would you rather couples quiz questions

Both of you pick an option in secret, then reveal at the same time. You score a point when you match. Disagreements are where the arguing (and laughing) starts. Our full list of would you rather questions for couples has dozens more.

Would you rather take a beach vacation or a city break?
Would you rather cook dinner together or order in?
Would you rather have a big wedding party or a tiny one?
Would you rather live in a cabin in the woods or an apartment downtown?
Would you rather go to a concert or a comedy show?
Would you rather never use social media again or never watch TV again?
Would you rather have breakfast in bed or a fancy brunch out?
Would you rather travel back in time or into the future?
Would you rather get a dog or a cat?
Would you rather spend a day at a theme park or a spa?
Would you rather go on a road trip or take a train across the country?
Would you rather be famous or rich?
Would you rather get up at sunrise or stay up past midnight?
Would you rather play board games or video games tonight?
Would you rather have a snow day or a beach day?
Would you rather eat only sweet or only savory forever?
Would you rather redo our first date or skip ahead ten years?
Would you rather learn to dance or learn to cook together?
Would you rather go camping or stay in a fancy hotel?
Would you rather have a house party or a quiet dinner for two?

Round 3: Rate it couples quiz questions

One of you rates each thing from 1 to 10 in secret. The other guesses the number. Exact guesses get 2 points, guesses within 1 get 1 point. Then swap.

Rate pineapple on pizza from 1 to 10.
How much do I enjoy surprise parties, 1 to 10?
Rate my cooking skills from 1 to 10.
How scary do I find spiders, 1 to 10?
Rate camping as a vacation from 1 to 10.
How much do I like my job right now, 1 to 10?
Rate our last date from 1 to 10.
How competitive am I at board games, 1 to 10?
Rate horror movies from 1 to 10.
How much do I like dancing in public, 1 to 10?
Rate mornings in general from 1 to 10.
How good is my sense of direction, 1 to 10?
Rate the idea of a tattoo from 1 to 10.
How much do I want a pet right now, 1 to 10?
Rate karaoke as a night out from 1 to 10.
How tidy do I think I am, 1 to 10?
Rate long road trips from 1 to 10.
How much do I enjoy talking on the phone, 1 to 10?
Rate spicy food from 1 to 10.
How romantic do I think I am, 1 to 10?

Round 4: Memory lane couples quiz questions

Both of you write your answer about your shared past, then compare. You score when your memories match. Expect at least one heated "no, it was definitely a Tuesday."

What was the first movie we watched together?
Where did we go on our first date?
What did we eat on our first date?
Who texted first after we met?
What was the first trip we took together?
What was our first argument about?
Where were we when we first said "I love you"?
What was the first holiday we spent together?
Who met whose friends first?
What was the first thing we bought together?
What was the weather like on our first date?
Which restaurant have we been to the most?
What was the first concert or show we saw together?
Who cried first in front of the other?
What was the first gift we gave each other?
What was the worst day of travel we ever had?
What was the first meal we cooked together?
Which of our photos is the most embarrassing?
What was our first inside joke?
Where did we spend our first anniversary?

Round 5: Funny couples quiz questions

On the count of three, both point at who is more likely to do each thing. Same person, one point. Different people, one debate.

Who is more likely to get lost with GPS on?
Who is more likely to cry at a commercial?
Who is more likely to eat the last slice without asking?
Who is more likely to fall asleep during a movie?
Who is more likely to talk to a stranger’s dog before the stranger?
Who is more likely to lose their keys this week?
Who is more likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?
Who is more likely to start a fight over the thermostat?
Who is more likely to sing in the shower?
Who is more likely to forget an anniversary?
Who is more likely to buy something useless online at 2 a.m.?
Who is more likely to laugh at the wrong moment?
Who is more likely to become famous?
Who is more likely to burn dinner?
Who is more likely to win an argument they started?
Who is more likely to spend too long in the bathroom?
Who is more likely to adopt three more pets?
Who is more likely to binge a whole season in one night?
Who is more likely to say "I told you so"?
Who is more likely to plan a surprise date?

Why a couples quiz is more than a game

Knowing the small details of your partner's life is, according to the Gottman Institute, the foundation of a strong relationship. It calls that store of knowledge a "love map" and describes it as "the part of your brain where you store all the personally important information about your partner's life" (The Gottman Institute).

A couples quiz is a fun way to update that map. Each wrong guess is a new fact, and each memory you disagree on is a story worth retelling. If you liked the would you rather round, try this or that questions for couples next, or browse more games for couples.

Unsaid has quiz formats built in: Guess me, This or that, Would you rather, Rate it and Remember when. You answer first, send the question to your partner by text, and they answer from the link. Answers stay hidden until you have both replied, then you see if you matched.

Frequently asked questions

What is a couples quiz?

A couples quiz is a game where partners answer questions about themselves or their relationship, then compare answers. You get points for correct guesses or matching answers. It is part game and part conversation, since every miss gives you something new to ask about.

How long does a couples quiz take?

Playing 10 questions in each of the five rounds takes about 45 minutes, including the arguing over who is right. For a shorter game, play two rounds of 10. For a party, have each couple play one round while everyone else watches and keeps score.

Can you play a couples quiz with other couples?

Yes. Each couple plays as a team. Read a question aloud, both partners write their answer secretly, and reveal together. Matching answers score a point. The would you rather and funny rounds work especially well for groups, since everyone gets to hear the debates.

What are good relationship quiz questions for new couples?

Stick to the would you rather and rate it rounds, plus easy questions from the know each other round. Memory lane questions can be short when you have only been together a few months. A new couple will miss more guesses, which makes it a great way to learn about each other.

Is there an online couples quiz you can take with your partner?

Most online relationship quizzes are solo: you answer alone and get a result. Unsaid is a two-player version. You answer a question, send it to your partner as a link, and they answer from their phone without downloading anything. Neither of you sees the other answer until you have both replied.

Can we play a couples quiz long distance?

Yes. Read questions over a video call and type your answers in a private note, then reveal together. Or play by text, one question at a time, writing your own answer down first so nobody can change it after seeing the other.

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